In this short scene, Renboon, the god of the sea and the mountains, wishes Madame Guizhou, the empress of Lingzhou, a happy birthday. He wishes her to live a long and blissful life beyond the mountains because he believes that she is a great god. The empress, who is also a taoist, thanks him for his efforts to rid the mountains of tigers. She also wishes him a long life because she believes that he is a god. She asks him to eat a peach, and he agrees to pay her a large sum of money for it. He also says that he will beat everyone if he is allowed to eat the peach. He says that the prince of Ning, who wishes her happy birthday, has come to wish her well. He adds that he did not know he would come, and that it is his oversight that he has come. He then asks her to bow to him, and she accepts, saying that her body is precious and that she will be in trouble if she does not bow. She says that she has already heard about him and that he does not deserve such respect. She then asks him if he has already conjured a tree in thin air. He replies that everyone has witnessed the miracle, and says that it will be clear soon if the tree is real or not.